Turkey sees migrant crisis worsening unless attacks in Syria stopped
Ankara has deported as many as 3,800 people in the fight against ISIS.
Turkey sees the migrant crisis deepening unless attacks by Syrian government forces are stopped, a spokesman and aide to President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday.
Ibrahim Kalin also told a news conference that Ankara has deported as many as 3,800 people in the fight against ISIS.
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